‘Memory loss’ has set in for many Taylor Swift concertgoers after her Eras Tour.

 

Thankfully, this strange occurrence has an explanation from psychologists. Now, amnesia is a major medical disorder that causes people to forget important details,

experiences, and memories. Swifties shouldn’t be too worried about post-concert forgetfulness, according to Dr. Michelle Phillips, a senior professor in music psychology at the Royal Northern College of Music.

“It’s improbable that fans have no recall at all of attending a performance,” Dr. Phillips told BBC News. “In fact, it’s likely to be one of those memories they cherish for a lifetime.”

“Time flies when you’re having fun” is a perfect metaphor for post-concert forgetfulness, according to Dr. Phillips,

who explains that fans may have a sensation that “time has suddenly passed” after being swept up in the thrill of the show.

 

Country music festival performer Hailey Welch’s “Hawk Tuah Girl” has an embarrassingly uncomfortable reception from the audience.

After revealing that Shannen Doherty had “big plans” before her untimely death at the age of 53, Holly Marie Combs breaks down in tears: “She believed she had additional time.”